Mass. Life Sciences Launches International ProgramThe Massachusetts Life Sciences Center has launched a new program for Massachusetts companies to partner with international firms. |
Jabil-Nypro Deal Closing DelayedReporting its second-quarter fiscal year 2013 financial results, Jabil Circuit Inc. said its acquisition of Clinton-based Nypro would likely take longer than originally expected. |
Bay State Manufacturers Suffer Drop In ExportsAlthough Massachusetts exporters have made significant efforts to spread their products around the globe, the fact that the United Kingdom is suffering from a weak economy and, yet, is the state's... |
Staples' Profits Plummet On Restructuring CostsFramingham-based office supply retailer Staples Inc. ended its fourth quarter with a slight uptick in revenue but a big drop in profits, related mainly to store closures and restructurings. |
Briefing: Colombian ConnectionGov. Deval Patrick returned last week from a 10-day trip to Colombia, where he sought to strengthen ties between the Bay State and South America's third-largest economy. The trip follows... |
Patrick Signs Agreement With ColombiaNearly a week into a trade trip to Colombia, Gov. Deval Patrick signed an agreement to formalize collaboration between the South American country and Massachusetts in the life sciences, technology... |
Patrick Aims To Drum Up Mass. Business In Colombia
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Gov. Deval Patrick hopes Massachusetts businesses can "get in on the ground floor" with an emerging South American economy during his five-day trade mission to Colombia, which... |
AMSC Looks Ahead After Trimming LossesAMSC, the Devens company formerly known as American Superconductor, saw its losses shrink in its third quarter – three months that included a 25-percent reduction of its workforce. |
The Growth Keeps Coming For Westborough's VirtusaWestborough-based IT consulting, technology and outsourcing provider Virtusa Corp. is having its strongest fiscal year since it was founded nearly 17 years ago. |
AMSC Ships Grid System To ChinaDevens-based AMSC, formerly American Superconductor, said it has received an order for its D-VAR system from a company helping Chinese utility providers improve power quality. |